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CNC Mill Machinist
ATI Performance Products —Gwynn Oak, MD
Knowledge of machining in a manufacturing setting. CNC programming: 2 years (Preferred). Operate machines to produce quality, precision, cost-effective machined…
$28 - $38 an hour
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CNC Mill Precision Machining Operator
PKL LLC —Beltsville, MD
The ideal candidate will have a basic understanding of hand inspection tools, tolerance machining, blueprint reading, CNC programs, and the ability to follow…
$19 - $25 an hour
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Part-Time Toolmaker
Steelcrest Precision Inc —Dublin, OH
Minimum of 2 years CNC machining experience; additional education or certification preferred. Clean and deburr parts, work area, and machine tools.
$21 - $38 an hour
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Tooling - Toolmaker
NIFCO —Canal Winchester, OH
Trouble shoot press calls to manufacturing floor on injection molding machines for tooling related issues. Repair or replace broken or damaged components of…

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Job Responsibilities:

Fabrication & Repair: Construct, alter, and repair a wide variety of tools, dies, jigs, fixtures, and gauges to very close tolerances.
Machine Operation: Set up and operate machine tools such as lathes, milling machines, shapers, and grinders to machine parts.
Blueprint Analysis: Study specifications, engineering blueprints, and tool orders to plan work.
Design & Layout: Draw preliminary sketches; prepare layout and detail drawings.
Strategy Development: Develop efficient strategies for fabricating designed dies using the most suitable machining resources.
Quality & Safety: Meet all quality and efficiency expectations while complying with safety regulations and maintaining a clean, orderly work area.

Skills, Knowledge, and Experience Required:

Education: Minimum 4 years of high school/vocational school; completion of an apprentice program is a plus.
Experience: Minimum of 3 years of hands-on experience in a tool and die environment.
Language: Ability to read, write, and communicate effectively in English.
Technical Skills: Ability to interpret engineering specifications, including operative sheets, drawings, and sketches.
Mathematical Aptitude: Demonstrated ability to use shop mathematics, including geometric and trigonometric formulas.
Precision: Experience working with close dimensional tolerances and using all types of precision measuring instruments.
Problem-Solving: Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills with the ability to work independently.

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